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US10088813B2
US10088813B2 US15/508,684 US201515508684A US10088813B2 US 10088813 B2 US10088813 B2 US 10088813B2 US 201515508684 A US201515508684 A US 201515508684A US 10088813 B2 US10088813 B2 US 10088813B2
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  • the present invention relates to a control apparatus and a control method for performing control of a target apparatus according to feedback control.
  • feedback control is used to realize necessary operation.
  • adjustment of a control gain used to calculate an operation amount from a detected control amount is necessary.
  • the limit cycle method is a method of, by performing control for selecting one from two operation amounts and outputting the operation amount called binary control, vibrating a control amount at a constant cycle or a cycle regarded as constant, identifying dynamic characteristics of a control target on the basis of a vibration waveform, and calculating a control gain (Non Patent Literature 1).
  • the vibration waveform is called limit cycle waveform.
  • the limit cycle method to identify the dynamic characteristics of the control target, it is necessary to select one of the operation amounts of the binary control on the basis of a plus or minus sign of a control deviation, vibrate the control amount at the constant cycle or the cycle regarded as constant, and generate the limit cycle waveform.
  • the limit cycle method when noise is included in the detected control amount and the plus or minus sign of the control deviation is reversed because of the influence of the noise, on/off control operates irrespective of the dynamic characteristics of the control target. In some case, chattering occurs, the limit cycle waveform of the constant cycle or the cycle regarded as constant cannot be obtained, and the dynamic characteristics of the control target cannot be identified.
  • Patent Literature 1 mentions that, even when noise is included in the detected control amount, the limit cycle waveform of the constant cycle or the cycle regarded as constant is generated. Patent Literature 1 mentions that the chattering of the binary control due to the influence of the noise included in the detected control amount is prevented by providing a hysteresis characteristic in the determination of the plus or minus sign of the control deviation. Patent Literature 1 mentions that the dynamic characteristics of the control target is identified and the control gain is calculated even when noise is included in the detected control amount.
  • Patent Literature 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. S61-279901
  • Non Patent Literature 1 Nobuhide Suda, “PID control”, System Control Information Library, Asakura Publishing Co., Ltd., pp 162 to 167
  • Patent Literature 1 unless the magnitude of hysteresis of the hysteresis characteristic provided in the determination of the plus or minus sign of the control deviation is appropriately set, an accurate limit cycle waveform cannot be obtained. It is difficult to accurately perform the calculation of the control gain.
  • Patent Literature 1 when the limit cycle method is carried out on the basis of Patent Literature 1, an operator needs to observe beforehand the magnitude of the noise included in the detected control amount and set the magnitude of the hysteresis to a degree capable of eliminating the influence of the noise and not excessively increasing the vibration amplitude of the control amount. Therefore, Patent Literature 1 has a problem in that considerable labor and time are required to set appropriate magnitude of the hysteresis.
  • Patent Literature 1 increases production cost of the control apparatus.
  • Patent Literature 1 also has a problem in that the operator needs to continue to change the setting of the magnitude of the hysteresis and considerable time and labor are required.
  • the present invention has been devised in view of the above and an object of the present invention is to provide a control apparatus and a control method that can eliminate the influence of noise and accurately calculate a control gain by appropriately setting the magnitude of hysteresis.
  • the present invention provides a control apparatus including: a subtracter that calculates a control deviation on the basis of a command value input from an outside and a control amount input from a control target apparatus; a control computing unit that generates an operation amount on the basis of the control deviation and a control gain and outputs the operation amount; an adjustment-execution-command generating unit that generates an adjustment-execution command value indicating ON or OFF and outputs the adjustment-execution command value; a binary output unit that generates, in a period in which the adjustment-execution command value output from the adjustment-execution-command generating unit is ON, an adjustment-time addition value on the basis of the control deviation and a hysteresis-width setting value and outputs the adjustment-time addition value; a standard-deviation estimating unit that calculates, in a period in which the adjustment-execution command value output from the adjustment-execution-command generating unit is OFF, a low
  • FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a control apparatus and a control target apparatus according to a first embodiment.
  • FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing the operation of a binary output unit according to the embodiment.
  • FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram of a standard-deviation estimating unit according to the first embodiment.
  • FIG. 4 is a configuration diagram of a control apparatus and a control target apparatus according to a second embodiment.
  • FIG. 5 is a configuration diagram of a standard-deviation estimating unit according to the second embodiment.
  • FIG. 6 is a configuration diagram of a control apparatus and a control target apparatus according to a third embodiment.
  • FIG. 7 is a configuration diagram of a standard-deviation estimating unit according to the third embodiment.
  • FIG. 8 is a configuration diagram of a control apparatus and a control target apparatus according to a fourth embodiment.
  • FIG. 9 is a configuration diagram of a standard-deviation estimating unit according to the fourth embodiment.
  • FIG. 10 is a configuration diagram of a control apparatus and a control target apparatus according to a fifth embodiment.
  • FIG. 11 is a configuration diagram of a standard-deviation estimating unit according to the fifth embodiment.
  • FIG. 12 is a configuration diagram of a control apparatus and a control target apparatus according to a sixth embodiment.
  • FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a control apparatus 100 and a control target apparatus 10 according to a first embodiment.
  • FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing the operation of a binary output unit 103 according to the first embodiment.
  • FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram of a standard-deviation estimating unit 106 according to the first embodiment.
  • the control target apparatus 10 includes an inter-roll conveying mechanism 11 that conveys and winds a conveyed material 12 , a tension-axis-speed controller 21 that controls rotating speed of tension axis motor 13 , a speed-axis-speed controller 22 that controls rotating speed of a speed axis motor 15 , and an adder 23 that performs addition.
  • a tension-axis-speed addition value Vadd is input to the control target apparatus 10 from the control apparatus 100 .
  • a reference-speed command value Vr 0 is input to the control target apparatus 10 from the outside.
  • the inter-roll conveying mechanism 11 includes a mechanism for conveying a belt-lie or linear conveyed material 12 among a plurality of rolls. As the conveyed material 12 , paper, resin, metal, or fiber is illustrated.
  • the inter-roll conveying mechanism 11 includes the tension axis motor 13 including a driving mechanism, a tension axis roll 14 including a rotating mechanism, a speed axis motor 15 including a driving mechanism, a speed axis roll 16 including a rotating mechanism, and a tension detector that calculates a tension detection value Yfb.
  • the inter-roll conveying mechanism 11 drives the tension axis motor 13 and the speed axis motor 15 to rotate the tension axis roll 14 and the speed axis roll 16 to wind the conveyed material 12 .
  • the tension-axis-speed controller 21 controls rotating speed of the tension axis motor 13 such that speed of conveyance of the conveyed material 12 by the tension axis roll 14 coincides with an input tension-axis-speed command value Vr 1 .
  • the tension-axis-speed controller 21 controls, taking into account the diameter or a speed reduction ratio of the tension axis roll 14 , the rotating speed of the tension axis motor 13 to coincide with or fit within a predetermined range with respect to a command value obtained by converting the tension-axis-speed command value Vr 1 into the rotating speed of the tension axis motor 13 .
  • the speed-axis-speed controller 22 controls the rotating speed of the speed axis motor 15 such that speed of conveyance of the conveyed material 12 by the speed axis roll 16 coincides with or fits within a predetermined range with respect to the input reference-speed command value Vr 0 .
  • the speed-axis-speed controller 22 controls, taking into account the diameter and a speed reduction ratio of the speed axis roll 16 , the rotating speed of the speed axis motor 15 to coincide with or fit within a predetermined range with respect to a command value obtained by converting the reference-speed command value Vr 0 into the rotating speed of the speed axis motor 15 .
  • the reference-speed command value Vr 0 input from the outside specifies conveying speed of the conveyed material 12 and can take various values according to conveyance conditions of the conveyed material 12 .
  • the adder 23 adds up the reference-speed command value Vr 0 and the tension-axis-speed addition value Vadd to calculate the tension-axis-speed command value Vr 1 and outputs the tension-axis-speed command value Vr 1 .
  • the tension detector 20 outputs the tension detection value Yfb, which is a value obtained by detecting the tension of the conveyed material 12 .
  • the tension detection value Yfb is a control value and is a variable controlled to approach a command value as explained below.
  • the to axis roll 14 is explained as a configuration for winding the conveyed material 12 and the speed axis roll 16 is explained as a configuration for unwinding the conveyed material 12 .
  • the speed axis roll 16 can be configured to wind the conveyed material 12 and the tension axis roll 14 can be configured to unwind the conveyed material 12 .
  • the tension axis roll 14 and the speed axis roll 16 can be intermediate shafts that do not directly perform the winding and the unwinding of the conveyed material 12 and perform only feeding operation of the conveyed material 12 .
  • the control target apparatus 10 adds up the reference-speed command value Vr 0 and the tension-axis-speed addition value Vadd and generates the tension-axis-speed command value Vr 1 of the tension axis roll 14 . Therefore, the tension axis roll 14 rotates faster by the tension-axis-speed addition value Vadd compared with the speed axis roll 16 . That is, conveying speed of the portion of the conveyed material 12 in contact with the tension axis roll 14 is higher than conveying speed of the portion of the conveyed material 12 in contact with the speed axis roll 16 . The conveyed material 12 is pulled between the tension axis roll 14 and the speed axis roll 16 , whereby tension is generated. In the control target apparatus 10 , when a value of the tension-axis-speed addition value Vadd is changed, because the rotating speed of the tension axis roll 14 is changed, the tension generated in the conveyed material 12 changes.
  • the inter-roll conveying mechanism 11 measures, with the tension detector 20 , tension acting on the conveyed material 12 and outputs the tension detection value Yfb. That is, the control target apparatus 10 is configured to perform feedback control by being combined with the control apparatus 100 that calculates the tension-axis-speed addition value Vadd using a value of the tension detection value Yfb.
  • the control apparatus 100 includes a control computing unit 101 that calculates an operation amount Uc, an adjustment-execution-command generating unit 102 that generates an adjustment-execution command value SWat, which is a command value indicating possibility of execution of adjustment, a binary output unit 103 that calculates an adjustment-time addition value Uadd, which is a value added to the operation amount Uc during the adjustment, and a control-gain computing unit 104 that calculates a gain candidate value.
  • the control apparatus 100 includes a control-gain adjusting unit 105 that changes a value of a gain used in the control computing unit 101 , a standard-deviation estimating unit 106 that calculates a standard-deviation estimated value Sig, which is an estimated value of a standard deviation, a hysteresis-width computing unit 107 that calculates a hysteresis-width computed value Hc, a subtracter 108 that performs subtraction, and an adder 109 that performs addition.
  • a tension command value Yr is input to the control apparatus 100 from the outside.
  • the tension detection value Yfb is input to the control apparatus 100 from the control target apparatus 10 .
  • the control apparatus 100 outputs the tension-axis-speed addition value Vadd to the control target apparatus 10 .
  • a tension deviation value Ye which is a deviation between the tension command value Yr and the tension detection value Yfb, and an adjustment-execution command value SWat are input to the control computing unit 101 .
  • the tension deviation value Ye means a control deviation.
  • the control computing unit 101 outputs, as the operation amount Uc, a sum of proportional compensation obtained by multiplying the tension deviation value Ye with a proportional gain, which is one of control gains, and integral compensation obtained by multiplying the tension deviation value Ye with an integral gain, which is one of the control gains, and performing integration.
  • a period in which the adjustment-execution command value SWat is on is referred to as automatic adjustment period.
  • the adjustment-execution-command generating unit 102 generates the adjustment-execution command value SWat, which is a signal indicating ON or OFF on the basis of an instruction input by operation from the outside.
  • the adjustment-execution-command generating unit 102 changes the adjustment-execution command value SWat from OFF to ON according to the operation from the outside, outputs a signal of ON for a predetermined period, and thereafter returns the adjustment-execution command value SWat to OFF.
  • the predetermined period is a predetermined fixed time or a period until it is determined that an output of the binary output unit 103 explained below has changed a predetermined number of times.
  • the present invention is not limited to these configurations.
  • a method of determining plus and minus of the adjustment-time addition value Uadd is explained.
  • the binary output unit 103 selects one of two values of +D and ⁇ D on the basis of a sign of the tension deviation value Ye.
  • the binary output unit 103 selects +D if the last adjustment-time addition value add is +D and selects ⁇ D if the last adjustment-time addition value Uadd is ⁇ D. That is, in the determination of the adjustment-time addition value Uadd, the tension deviation value Ye has a hysteresis characteristic of the magnitude of the hysteresis-width setting value Hs.
  • FIG. 2 schematically shows the operation of the binary output unit 103 when selecting one of the two values +D and ⁇ D on the basis of the tension deviation value Ye and the hysteresis-width setting value Hs.
  • the binary output unit 103 can select, using a signal obtained by causing a low-pass filter to act on the tension deviation value Ye instead of the tension deviation value Ye, one of the two values +D and ⁇ D on the basis of the signal obtained by causing the low-pass filter to act on the tension deviation value Ye and the hysteresis-width setting value Hs.
  • the operation of the binary output unit 103 is the same as a method called limit cycle method used in temperature adjustment control.
  • the adjustment-execution command value SWat is switched to ON, the adjustment-time addition value Uadd output by the binary output unit 103 and the tension deviation value Ye oscillate.
  • the tension deviation value Ye and the adjustment-execution command value SWat are input to the control-gain computing unit 104 .
  • the control-gain computing unit 104 measures the vibration cycle and the amplitude of the tension deviation value Ye and calculates, on the basis of a result of the measurement, a proportional-gain candidate value G 1 , which is a candidate of the proportional gain of the control computing unit 101 and an integral-gain candidate value G 2 , which is a candidate of the integral gain.
  • the proportional gain candidate value G 1 and the integral-gain candidate value G 2 are collectively referred to as control gain candidate value.
  • control-gain computing unit 104 sets, as a corrected amplitude Ya, a value obtained by subtracting the hysteresis-width setting value Hs from the amplitude of the tension deviation value Ye and multiplies the inverse of the corrected amplitude Ya with a predetermined constant to calculate the proportional-gain control value G 1 .
  • the control-gain computing unit 104 multiplies a vibration cycle of an integral time constant of proportional integral computation with a ratio of amplitudes of the corrected amplitude Ya and the tension deviation value Ye and a predetermined constant to calculate the integral-gain candidate value G 2 .
  • the control-gain computing unit 104 outputs the calculated proportional-gain candidate value G 1 and the calculated integral-gain candidate value G 2 at a point in time when the adjustment-execution command value SWat is switched to OFF.
  • control-gain adjusting unit 105 changes the proportional gain and the integral gain of the control computing unit 101 to the proportional-gain candidate value G 1 and the integral-gain candidate value G 2 immediately after the proportional-gain candidate value G 1 and the integral-gain candidate value G 2 are input.
  • the control-gain adjusting unit 105 can execute changing operation for the proportional gain and the integral gain of the control computing unit 101 after the operator of the control apparatus 100 checks the proportional-gain candidate value G 1 and the integral-gain candidate value G 2 .
  • FIG. 3 is a specific configuration diagram of the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 includes a high-pass filter unit 106 a that calculates a low-frequency-component removed signal yh obtained by removing low-frequency components of the tension detection value Yfb, a square-value calculating unit 106 b that calculates an output signal y 106b , which is a square value of the input signal yh, and a low-pass filter unit 106 c that causes a low-pass filter to act and calculates an output signal y 106c .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 includes a square-root calculating unit 106 d that calculates an output signal y 106d , which is a square root of the input signal y 106c , a selector unit 106 e that outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig on the basis of the adjustment-execution command value SWat, and a delay unit 106 f that retains the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the adjustment-execution command value SWat and the tension detection value Yfb are input to the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 calculates the standard-deviation estimated value Sig on the basis of the tension detection value Yfb according to a method explained below and outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 operates such that a last standard-deviation estimated value Sig ⁇ , which is a standard-deviation estimated value in the immediately preceding cycle explained below, is output. Therefore, the standard-deviation estimated value Sig output from the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 in the automatic adjustment period changes to the last standard-deviation estimated value Sig ⁇ .
  • the tension detection value Yfb is input to the high-pass filter unit 106 a .
  • the high-pass filter unit 106 a causes the high-pass filter to act on the tension detection value Yfb, calculates a low-frequency-component removed signal yh obtained by removing low-frequency components of the tension detection value Yfb, and outputs the low-frequency-component removed signal yh.
  • the low-frequency-component removed signal yh is input to the square-value calculating unit 106 b .
  • the square-value calculating unit 106 b calculates the output signal y 106b obtained by raising a value of the low-frequency-component removed signal yh to the second power and outputs the output signal y 106b .
  • the output signal y 106b is input to the low-pass filter unit 106 c .
  • the low-pass filter unit 106 c causes the low-pass filter to act on the output signal y 106b , calculates the output signal y 106c obtained by removing high-frequency components of the output signal y 106b , and outputs the output signal y 106c .
  • the output signal y 106c is input to the square-root calculating unit 106 d .
  • the square-root calculating unit 106 d calculates the output signal y 106d obtained by calculating a square root of the output signal y 106c and outputs the output signal y 106d .
  • the last standard-deviation estimated value Sig ⁇ and the output signal y 106d are input to the selector unit 106 e .
  • the selector unit 106 e selects the last standard-deviation estimated value Sig ⁇ when the adjustment-execution command value SWat is ON or selects the output signal y 106d when the adjustment-execution command value SWat is OFF on the basis of the adjustment-execution command value SWat, changes the selected output signal to the standard-deviation estimated value Sig, and outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the standard-deviation estimated value Sig is input to the hysteresis-width computing unit 107 .
  • the hysteresis-width computing unit 107 calculates the hysteresis-width computed value Hc on the basis of the standard-deviation estimated value Sig. Specifically, the hysteresis-width computing unit 107 calculates the hysteresis-width computed value Hc by multiplying the standard-deviation estimated value Sig with a predetermined coefficient Kh.
  • the coefficient Kh is a constant and is set to a value equal to or larger than 1 and equal to or smaller than 60.
  • the hysteresis-width computing unit 107 changes the hysteresis-width setting value Hs of the binary output unit 103 to the hysteresis-width computed value Hc at every operation cycle.
  • the tension command value Yr and the tension detection value Yfb are input to the subtracter 108 .
  • the subtracter 108 calculates the tension deviation value Ye from a difference between the tension command value Yr and the tension detection value Yfb, and outputs the tension deviation value Ye.
  • the operation amount Uc and the adjustment-time addition value Uadd are input to the adder 109 .
  • the adder 109 adds up the operation amount Uc and the adjustment-time addition value Uadd to calculate the tension-axis speed addition value Vadd and outputs the tension-axis speed addition value Vadd.
  • the operation of the control apparatus 100 is explained.
  • the control computing unit 101 calculates the operation amount Uc to set the tension deviation value Ye to 0.
  • the adjustment-time addition value Uadd which is an output of the binary output unit 103 is 0.
  • a value of the tension-axis speed addition value Vadd coincides with a value of the operation amount Uc. That is, operation for outputting the tension-axis speed addition value Vadd by the control apparatus 100 is operation of feedback control by the PI control.
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 In the period in which the adjustment-execution command value SWat is OFF, the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig, which is an estimated value of a standard deviation of the low-frequency components removed signal yh obtained by removing low-frequency components of the tension detection value Yfb.
  • the hysteresis-width computing unit 107 calculates the hysteresis-width computed value Hc on the basis of the standard-deviation estimated value Sig calculated by the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 and changes the hysteresis-width setting value As of the binary output unit 103 to the hysteresis-width computed value Hc.
  • control-gain computing unit 104 calculates the proportional-gain candidate value G 1 and the integral-gain candidate value G 2 on the basis of a vibration amplitude and a vibration cycle of the tension deviation value Ye.
  • the adjustment-execution-command generating unit 102 changes the adjustment-execution command value SWat from ON to OFF.
  • the binary output unit 103 retains a value of the adjustment-time addition value Uadd at 0.
  • the control-gain computing unit 104 outputs the proportional-gain candidate value G 1 and the integral-gain candidate value G 2 calculated immediately before the adjustment-execution command value at is changed from ON to OFF.
  • the control-gain adjusting unit changes a value of the proportional gain and a value of the integral gain of the control computing unit 101 to the input proportional-gain candidate value G 1 and the input integral-gain candidate value G 2 .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 operates such that the output signal y 106d calculated by the square-root calculating unit 106 d is output. Therefore, the standard-deviation estimated value Sig output from the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 is the output signal y 106d .
  • the control computing unit 101 starts calculation of the operation amount Uc on the basis of the proportional gain and the integral gain changed by the control-gain adjusting unit 105 .
  • the control apparatus 100 sets the hysteresis-width setting value Hs of the binary output unit 103 to an appropriate value and determines the adjustment-time addition value Uadd on the basis of the tension deviation value Ye and the hysteresis-width setting value Hs. Therefore, the influence of noise included in the tension detection value Yfb is reduced. As a result, the control apparatus 100 can generate a limit cycle of a constant cycle or a cycle regarded as constant and accurately adjust a control gain.
  • the control apparatus 100 substitutes the calculated hysteresis-width computed value Hc in the hysteresis-width setting value Hs.
  • the hysteresis-width computed value Hc is calculated on the basis of the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the standard-deviation estimated value Sig is estimated as a satisfactory estimated value of a standard deviation of signals of noise included in the tension detection value Yfb by the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 explained below. That is, the control apparatus 100 estimates a value of the standard deviation of the signals of the noise included in the tension detection value Yfb on the basis of the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the tension detection value Yfb has a vibration component of a low frequency due to the influence of disturbance and an offset error with respect to the tension command value Yr.
  • the vibration component of the low frequency and the offset error occur because the control band is low and control performance is inappropriate and are phenomena not seen during operation of the limit cycle method for vibrating the tension detection value Yfb at a high frequency near a limit frequency. That is, the vibration component of the low frequency and the offset error caused because the control band is low do not affect determination of the adjustment-time addition value Uadd in the limit cycle method.
  • the hysteresis-width setting value Hs larger more than necessary is set and adversely affects the vibration amplitude of the tension detection value Yfb to be excessively amplified. Therefore, the vibration component of the low-frequency components and the offset error should be removed when the standard-deviation estimated value Sig is calculated.
  • the high-pass filter unit 106 a causes the high-pass filter to act on the tension detection value Yfb. Therefore, it is possible to remove the vibration component of the low frequency and the offset error of the tension detection value Yfb and extracts, with the low-frequency-component removed signal yh, the signals of the noise consisting of the high-frequency components of the tension detection value Yfb.
  • xs(i) indicates an i-th sample extracted from the time series signals x and xs(n) indicates a sample at a terminal end time in the time series signals x.
  • T N ⁇ dt.
  • N The number of samples of the time series signals x used for the calculation of xlpf(p) is represented as N.
  • N the number of samples of the time series signals x used for the calculation of xlpf(p) is represented as N.
  • Expression (6-1) What is represented by A in Expression (6-1) is defined by Expression (6-2) using x2lpf(n) and xlpf(n).
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 calculates an estimated value of a standard deviation of the low-frequency-component removed signal yh according to a method using the low-pass filter as in the example explained above.
  • the low-frequency-component removed signal yh is a signal obtained by removing the low-frequency components of the tension detection value Yfb
  • an average of the low-frequency-component removed signal yh can be approximated to 0. That is, the estimated value of the standard deviation of the low-frequency-component removed signal yh can be calculated on the basis of Expression (7), which is an operational expression of the estimated value of the standard deviation at the time when the average is 0.
  • a range including, as upper and lower limits, values calculated by multiplying the standard deviation with a coefficient equal to or larger than 1 and equal to or smaller than 6 is a range in which the sample xs extracted at random is included at a high probability of approximately 68.2689492% to approximately 99.9999996%. Therefore, a value obtained by multiplying the standard deviation with the coefficient equal to or larger than 1 and equal to or smaller than 6 is considered to be a good estimated value of amplitude that the time series signals x can take within a fixed period.
  • a value obtained by multiplying the standard-deviation estimated value Sig, which is the estimated value of the signals of noise included in the tension detection value Yfb, with the coefficient equal to or larger than 1 and equal to or smaller than 6 is considered to be a good estimated value of the amplitude of the signals of the noise within the fixed period.
  • the control apparatus 100 sequentially computes appropriate magnitude of the hysteresis with the functions of the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 and the hysteresis-width computing unit 107 . Therefore, even if there is a change in the magnitude of the control amount and a change in the magnitude of noise involved in changes of operation states of an electric machine and an electronic apparatus set around the control target apparatus 10 , the control apparatus 100 can set a value of the hysteresis having appropriate magnitude.
  • the high-pass filter unit 106 a is explained as causing the high-pass filter to act on the tension detection value Yfb and removing the low-frequency components of the tension detection value Yfb.
  • the present invention is not limited to these configurations.
  • the high-pass filter unit 106 a can be configured by a subtracter that calculates a difference between the tension detection value Yfb and the constant as the low-frequency-component removed signal yh.
  • the high-pass filter unit 106 a can calculate the low-frequency-component removed signal yh obtained by removing the low-frequency components of the tension detection value Yfb and the same effect can be obtained. The same holds true in embodiments explained below.
  • control apparatus 100 in which the low-pass filter is configured by the first-order lag filter is explained.
  • the control apparatus 100 only has to have a characteristic for removing high-frequency components of an input signal. The same effect can be obtained if a filter having different pole arrangement such as a high-order lag filter in which first-order lag filters are arranged in series, a Butterworth filter, or a Chebyshev filter is used. The same holds true in the embodiments explained below.
  • the hysteresis-width computing unit 107 is explained as changing the hysteresis-width setting value Hs of the binary output unit 103 to the hysteresis-width computed value Hc at every operation cycle.
  • the hysteresis-width computing unit 107 can change the hysteresis-width setting value Hs of the binary output unit 103 to the hysteresis-width computed value Hc at every time an integer time as long as an operation cycle.
  • control target apparatus 10 is explained as being an apparatus including the inter-roll conveying mechanism.
  • control target apparatus 10 is not limited to the apparatus including the inter-roll conveying mechanism.
  • the control target apparatus 10 can be an apparatus having another configuration as long as the apparatus includes a mechanism capable of changing a control amount by receiving an input of an operation amount from the outside and a mechanism for detecting and outputting the control amount and can perform stabilization according to feedback control. The same holds true in the embodiments explained below.
  • FIG. 4 is a configuration diagram of a control apparatus 200 and the control target apparatus 10 according to the second embodiment.
  • FIG. 5 is a configuration diagram of a standard-deviation estimating unit 116 .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 116 is obtained by adding a change to the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 of the control apparatus 100 explained above. Note that components having functions same as the functions in the first embodiment are denoted by reference numerals and signs same as the reference numerals and signs in the first embodiment and detailed explanation of the components is omitted.
  • the control apparatus 200 includes the control computing unit 101 that calculates the operation amount Uc, the adjustment-execution-command generating unit 102 that generates the adjustment-execution command value SWat, the binary output unit 103 that calculates the adjustment-time addition value Uadd, and the control-gain computing unit 104 that calculates a gain candidate value.
  • the control apparatus 200 includes the control-gain adjusting unit 105 that changes a value of a gain used in the control computing unit 101 , the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 that calculates the standard-deviation estimated value Sig, the hysteresis-width computing unit 107 that calculates the hysteresis-width computed value Hc, the subtracter 108 that performs subtraction, and the adder 109 that performs addition.
  • the tension command value Yr is input to the control apparatus 200 from the outside.
  • the tension detection value Yfb is input to the control apparatus 200 from the control target apparatus 10 .
  • the control apparatus 200 outputs the tension-axis-speed addition value Vadd to the control target apparatus 10 .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 116 includes the high-pass filter unit 106 a that calculates the low-frequency-component removed signal yh, an absolute-value calculating unit 116 b that calculates the absolute value of a value of the low-frequency-component removed signal yh and calculates an output signal y 116b , and a low-pass filter unit 116 c that causes a low-pass filter to act and calculates an output signal y 116c .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 116 includes a conversion gain device 116 d that calculates an output signal y 116d on the basis of the output signal y 116a , a selector unit 116 e that outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig on the basis of the adjustment-execution command value SWat, and the delay unit 106 f that retains the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the output signal y 116b is input to the low-pass filter unit 116 c .
  • the low-pass filter unit 116 c causes the low-pass filter to act on the output signal y 116b , calculates the output signal y 116c obtained by removing the high-frequency components of the output signal y 116b , and outputs the output signal y 116c .
  • the output signal y 116c is input to the conversion gain device 116 d .
  • the conversion gain device 116 d multiplies the output signal y 116c with ⁇ ( ⁇ /2) to calculate the output signal y 116d and outputs the output signal y 116d .
  • ⁇ ( ⁇ /2) means that ( ⁇ /2) is a radical sign.
  • control apparatus 200 and the control apparatus 100 are different only in the configuration of the standard-deviation estimating unit. Operation and effect in calculating the standard-deviation estimated value Sig with the standard-deviation estimating unit 116 are explained below.
  • the time series signals x of a certain normal distribution are explained as an example.
  • An average of the time series signals x is represented as ⁇ x and a standard deviation of the time series signals x is represented as ⁇ x .
  • Signals obtained by calculating the absolute values of the time series signals x are represented as signals ax.
  • An average of the signals ax is represented as ⁇ ax .
  • a value obtained by multiplying the average ⁇ ax of the signals ax with ⁇ ( ⁇ /2) is a standard deviation of the time series signals x.
  • ⁇ ( ⁇ /2) means that ( ⁇ /2) is a radical sign.
  • the control apparatus 200 can set hysteresis having appropriate magnitude and appropriately determines an adjustment-time addition value in the automatic adjustment period. Therefore, it is possible to suppress hunting due to the influence of the noise included in the tension detection value Yfb. As a result, the control apparatus 200 can generate a limit cycle of a constant cycle or a cycle regarded as constant and accurately calculate a value of a control gain.
  • FIG. 6 is a configuration diagram of a control apparatus 300 and the control target apparatus 10 according to the third embodiment.
  • FIG. 7 is a configuration diagram of a standard-deviation estimating unit 126 .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 126 is obtained by adding a change to the standard-deviation estimating unit 116 of the control apparatus 200 .
  • components having functions same as the functions in the first embodiment or the second embodiment are denoted by reference numerals and signs same as the reference numerals and signs in the first embodiment or the second embodiment and detailed explanation of the components is omitted.
  • the control apparatus 300 includes the control computing unit 101 that calculates the operation amount Uc, the adjustment-execution-command generating unit 102 that generates the adjustment-execution command value SWat, the binary output unit 103 that calculates the adjustment-time addition value Uadd, and the control-gain computing unit 104 that calculates a gain candidate value.
  • the control apparatus 300 includes the control-gain adjusting unit 105 that changes a value of a gain used in the control computing unit 101 , the standard-deviation estimating unit 126 that calculates the standard-deviation estimated value Sig, the hysteresis-width computing unit 107 that calculates the hysteresis-width computed value Hc, the subtracter 108 that performs subtraction, and the adder 109 that performs addition.
  • the tension command value Yr is input to the control apparatus 300 from the outside.
  • the tension detection value Yfb is input to the control apparatus 300 from the control target apparatus 10 .
  • the control apparatus 300 outputs the tension-axis-speed addition value Vadd to the control target apparatus 10 .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 126 includes the high-pass filter unit 106 a that calculates the low-frequency-component removed signal yh, the absolute-value calculating unit 116 b that calculates the absolute value of a value of the low-frequency-component removed signal yh and calculates the output signal y 116b , a first low-pass filter unit 126 c that causes a low-pass filter to act and calculates an output signal y 126c , a first square-value calculating unit 126 d that calculates an output signal y 126d with square-value calculation, a second square-value calculating unit 126 e that calculates an output signal y 126e with square value calculation, and a second low-pass filter unit 126 f that causes a low-pass filter to act and calculates an output signal y 126f .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 126 includes a subtracter 126 g that performs subtraction, a square-root calculating unit 126 h that calculates an output value y 126h with square root calculation, a conversion gain device 126 i that calculates an output signal y 126i on the basis of the output signal y 126h , a selector unit 126 j that outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig on the basis of the adjustment-execution command value SWat, and the delay unit 106 f that retains the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the adjustment-execution command value SWat and the tension detection value Yfb are input to the standard-deviation estimating unit 126 .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 126 calculates the standard-deviation estimated value Sig on the basis of the tension detection value Yfb and outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 126 operates such that the last standard-deviation estimated value Sig ⁇ is output. Therefore, the standard-deviation estimated value Sig output from the standard-deviation estimating unit 126 in the automatic adjustment period changes to the last standard-deviation estimated value Sig ⁇ .
  • the output signal y 116b is input to the first low-pass filter unit 126 c .
  • the first low-pass filter unit 126 c causes the low-pass filter to act on the output signal y 116b , calculates the output signal y 126c obtained by removing high-frequency components of the output signal y 116b , and outputs the output signal y 126c .
  • the output signal y 126c is input to the first square-value calculating unit 126 d .
  • the first square-value calculating unit 126 d calculates the output signal y 126d obtained by raising the output signal y 126c to the second power and outputs the output signal y 126d .
  • the output signal y 116b is input to the second square-value calculating unit 126 e .
  • the second square-value calculating unit 126 e calculates the output signal y 126e obtained by raising the output signal y 116b to the second power and outputs the output signal y 126e .
  • the output signal y 126e is input to the second low-pass filter unit 126 f .
  • the second low-pass filter unit 126 f causes the low-pass filter to act on the output signal y 126e , calculates the output signal y 126f obtained by removing high-frequency components of the output signal y 126e , and outputs the output signal y 126f .
  • the subtracter 126 g calculates a difference between the output signal y 126d and the output signal y 126f , calculates an output signal y 126g , and outputs the output signal y 126 g.
  • the output signal y 126g is input to the square-root calculating unit 126 h .
  • the square-root calculating unit 126 h calculates the output signal y 126h obtained by calculating a square root of the output signal y 126g and outputs the output signal y 126h .
  • the output signal y 126h is input to the conversion gain device 126 i .
  • the conversion gain device 126 i multiplies the output signal y 126h with ⁇ ( ⁇ /( ⁇ 2)) to calculate the output signal y 126i and outputs the output signal y 126i .
  • ⁇ ( ⁇ /( ⁇ 2)) means that ( ⁇ /( ⁇ 2)) is a radical sign.
  • the last standard-deviation estimated value Sig ⁇ and the output signal y 126i are input to the selector unit 126 j .
  • the selector unit 126 j selects the last standard-deviation estimated value Sig ⁇ when the adjustment-execution command value SWat is ON and selects the output signal y 126i when the adjustment-execution command value SWat is OFF, changes the selected value to the standard-deviation estimated value Sig, and outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 126 outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig, which is the estimated value of the standard deviation of the low-frequency-component removed signal yh obtained by removing the low-frequency components of the tension detection value Yfb.
  • the control apparatus 300 sets the hysteresis-width setting value Hs of the binary output unit 103 to an appropriate value and determines the adjustment-time addition value Uadd on the basis of the tension deviation value Ye and the hysteresis-width setting value Hs. Therefore, the influence of the noise included in the tension detection value Yfb is reduced. As a result, the control apparatus 300 can generate a limit cycle of constant cycle or a cycle regarded as constant and accurately adjust a control gain.
  • control apparatus 300 and the control apparatus 100 are different only in the configuration of the standard-deviation estimating unit. Operation and effect in calculating the standard-deviation estimated value Sig with the standard-deviation estimating unit 126 are explained below.
  • a value obtained by multiplying the standard deviation ⁇ ax of the signals ax with ⁇ ( ⁇ /( ⁇ 2)) is a standard deviation of the time series signals x.
  • ⁇ ( ⁇ /( ⁇ 2)) means that ( ⁇ /( ⁇ 2)) is a radical sign.
  • Samples are extracted from the signals ax at the time interval dt.
  • An i-th sample is represented as axs(i).
  • a sample of the signals ax at the terminal end time is represented as axs(n).
  • An i-th sample of a signal obtained by causing a first-order lag low-pass filter, which has ⁇ larger than dt as a time constant, to act on the signals ax is represented as axlpf(i).
  • the standard deviation ⁇ ax of the signals ax is calculated by the following Expression (14).
  • ax2lpf(n) is calculated by the following Expression (15).
  • the absolute-value calculating unit 116 b , the first low-pass filter unit 126 c , the first square-value calculating unit 126 d , the second square-value calculating unit 126 e , the second low-pass filter unit 126 f , the subtracter 126 g , the square-root calculating unit 126 h , and the conversion gain device 126 i perform calculations same as the calculations in the example explained above. That is, the output signal y 126h is a good estimated value of the standard deviation of the output signal y 116b . The output signal y 126i is a good estimated value of the standard deviation of the low-frequency-component removed signal yh.
  • the control apparatus 300 can set hysteresis having appropriate magnitude and appropriately determines an adjustment-time addition value in the automatic adjustment period. Therefore, it is possible to suppress hunting due to the influence of the noise included in the tension detection value Yfb. As a result, the control apparatus 300 can generate a limit cycle of a constant cycle or a cycle regarded as constant and accurately calculate a value of a control gain.
  • FIG. 8 is a configuration diagram of a control apparatus 400 and the control target apparatus 10 according to the fourth embodiment.
  • FIG. 9 is a configuration diagram of a standard-deviation estimating unit 136 .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 136 is obtained by adding a change to the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 of the control apparatus 100 .
  • components having functions same as the functions in the first embodiment are denoted by reference numerals and signs same as the reference numerals and signs in the first embodiment or the second embodiment and detailed explanation of the components is omitted.
  • the control apparatus 400 includes the control computing unit 101 that calculates the operation amount Uc, the adjustment-execution-command generating unit 102 that generates the adjustment-execution command value SWat, the binary output unit 103 that calculates the adjustment-time addition value Uadd, and the control-gain computing unit 104 that calculates a gain candidate value.
  • the control apparatus 400 includes the control-gain adjusting unit 105 that changes a value of a gain used in the control computing unit 101 , the standard-deviation estimating unit 136 that calculates the standard-deviation estimated value Sig, the hysteresis-width computing unit 107 that calculates the hysteresis-width computed value Hc, the subtracter 108 that performs subtraction, and the adder 109 that performs addition.
  • the tension command value Yr is input to the control apparatus 400 from the outside.
  • the tension detection value Yfb is input to the control apparatus 400 from the control target apparatus 10 .
  • the control apparatus 400 outputs the tension-axis-speed addition value Vadd to the control target apparatus 10 .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 136 includes the high-pass filter unit 106 a that calculates the low-frequency-component removed signal yh, a data retaining unit 136 b that retains the low-frequency-component removed signal yh, a standard-deviation computing unit 136 c that calculates a standard deviation, a selector unit 136 d that outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig on the basis of the adjustment-execution command value SWat, and the delay unit 106 f that retains the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the adjustment-execution command value SWat and the tension detection value Yfb are input to the standard-deviation estimating unit 136 .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 136 calculates the standard-deviation estimated value Sig on the basis of the tension detection value Yfb and outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 136 operates such that the last standard-deviation estimated value Sig ⁇ is output. Therefore, the standard-deviation estimated value Sig output from the standard-deviation estimating unit 136 in the automatic adjustment period changes to the last standard-deviation estimated value Sig ⁇ .
  • the low-frequency-component removed signal yh is input to the data retaining unit 136 b .
  • the data retaining unit 136 b retains a value of the low-frequency-component removed signal yh as data associated with time, changes latest m data among the retained data to an output signal y 136b , and outputs the output signal y 136b .
  • m is an integer equal to or larger than 1.
  • the output signal y 136b is input to the standard-deviation computing unit 136 c .
  • the standard-deviation computing unit 136 c calculates a standard deviation of the output signal y 136b and outputs a calculated output signal y 136c .
  • the output signal y 136b is m low-frequency-component removed signals yh associated with time and is the low-frequency-component removed signal yh in a predetermined period. Therefore, in the following explanation, the standard deviation of the output signal y 136b is referred to as a standard deviation in the predetermined period.
  • the last standard-deviation estimated value Sig ⁇ and the output signal y 136c are input to the selector unit 136 d .
  • the selector unit 136 d selects the last standard-deviation estimated value Sig ⁇ when the adjustment-execution command value SWat is ON and selects the output signal y 136c when the adjustment-execution command value SWat is OFF, changes the selected value to the standard-deviation estimated value Sig, and outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 136 outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig, which is the estimated value of the standard deviation of the low-frequency-component removed signal yh obtained by removing the low-frequency components of the tension detection value Yfb.
  • the control apparatus 400 sets the hysteresis-width setting value Hs of the binary output unit 103 to an appropriate value and determines the adjustment-time addition value Uadd on the basis of the tension deviation value Ye and the hysteresis-width setting value Hs. Therefore, the influence of the noise included in the tension detection value Yfb is reduced. As a result, the control apparatus 400 can generate a limit cycle of a constant cycle or a cycle regarded as constant and accurately adjust a control gain.
  • the control apparatus 400 substitutes the calculated hysteresis-width computed value Hc in the hysteresis-width setting value Hs.
  • the hysteresis-width computed value Hc is calculated on the basis of the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the standard-deviation estimated value Sig is estimated as a satisfactory estimated value of a standard deviation of signals of noise included in the tension detection value Yfb by the standard-deviation estimating unit 136 explained below. That is, the control apparatus 400 estimates a value of the standard deviation of the signals of the noise included in the tension detection value Yfb on the basis of the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the time series signals x of a certain normal distribution are explained as an example.
  • a standard deviation of the time series signals x is represented as ⁇ x .
  • the standard deviation ⁇ x is calculated when the number of samples xs is infinitely increased.
  • ⁇ xM and ⁇ xM are defined by Expression (17) and Expression (18) using a certain number M.
  • M is an integer equal to or larger than 1.
  • the standard-deviation computing unit 136 c performs calculation same as the calculation in the example explained above. That is, the output signal y 136c is considered to be a good estimated value of the standard deviation of the low-frequency-component removed signal yh.
  • control apparatus 400 can set hysteresis having appropriate magnitude and appropriately determines an adjustment-time addition value in the automatic adjustment period. Therefore, it is possible to suppress hunting due to the influence of the noise included in the tension detection value Yfb. As a result, the control apparatus 400 can generate a limit cycle of a constant cycle or a cycle regarded as constant and accurately calculate a value of a control gain.
  • FIG. 10 is a configuration diagram of a control apparatus 500 and the control target apparatus 10 according to the fifth embodiment.
  • FIG. 11 is a configuration diagram of a standard-deviation estimating unit 146 .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 146 is obtained by adding a change to the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 of the control apparatus 100 .
  • components having functions same as the functions in the first embodiment are denoted by reference numerals and signs same as the reference numerals and signs in the first embodiment and detailed explanation of the components is omitted.
  • the control apparatus 500 includes the control computing unit 101 that calculates the operation amount Uc, the adjustment-execution-command generating unit 102 that generates the adjustment-execution command value SWat, the binary output unit 103 that calculates the adjustment-time addition value Uadd, and the control-gain computing unit 104 that calculates a gain candidate value.
  • the control apparatus 500 includes the control-gain adjusting unit 105 that changes a value of a gain used in the control computing unit 101 , the standard-deviation estimating unit 146 that calculates the standard-deviation estimated value Sig, the hysteresis-width computing unit 107 that calculates the hysteresis-width computed value Hc, the subtracter 108 that performs subtraction, and the adder 109 that performs addition.
  • the tension command value Yr is input to the control apparatus 500 from the outside.
  • the tension detection value Yfb is input to the control apparatus 500 from the control target apparatus 10 .
  • the control apparatus 500 outputs the tension-axis-speed addition value Vadd to the control target apparatus 10 .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 146 includes a high-pass filter unit 146 a that calculates the low-frequency-component removed signal yh, the square-value calculating unit 106 b that calculates the output signal y 106b with square value calculation, and the low-pass filter unit 106 c that causes the low-pass filter to act and calculates the output signal y 106c .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 146 includes the square-root calculating unit 106 d that calculates the output signal y 106d with square root calculation, the selector unit 106 e that outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig on the basis of the adjustment-execution command value SWat, and the delay unit 106 f that retains the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the adjustment-execution command value SWat and the tension deviation value Ye are input to the standard-deviation estimating unit 146 .
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 146 calculates the standard-deviation estimated value Sig on the basis of the tension deviation value Ye and outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 146 operates such that the last standard-deviation estimated value Sig ⁇ is output. Therefore, the standard-deviation estimated value Sig output from the standard-deviation estimating unit 146 in the automatic adjustment period changes to the last standard-deviation estimated value Sig ⁇ .
  • the tension deviation value Ye is input to the high-pass filter unit 146 a .
  • the high-pass filter unit 146 a causes the high-pass filter to act on the tension detection value Ye, calculates the low-frequency-component removed signal yh obtained by removing the low-frequency components of the tension deviation value Ye, and outputs the low-frequency-component removed signal yh.
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 146 outputs the standard-deviation estimated value Sig, which is the estimated value of the standard deviation of the low-frequency-component removed signal yh obtained by removing the low-frequency components of the tension deviation value Ye.
  • the control apparatus 500 sets the hysteresis-width setting value Hs of the binary output unit 103 to an appropriate value and determines the adjustment-time addition value Uadd on the basis of the tension deviation value Ye and the hysteresis-width setting value Hs. Therefore, the influence of the noise included in the tension detection value Yfb is reduced. As a result, the control apparatus 500 can generate a limit cycle of a constant cycle or a cycle regarded as constant and accurately adjust a control gain.
  • the control apparatus 500 substitutes the calculated hysteresis-width computed value Hc in the hysteresis-width setting value Hs.
  • the hysteresis-width computed value Hc is calculated on the basis of the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • the standard-deviation estimated value Sig is estimated as a satisfactory estimated value of a standard deviation of signals of noise included in the tension detection value Yfb by the standard-deviation estimating unit 146 explained below. That is, the control apparatus 500 estimates a value of the standard deviation of the signals of the noise included in the tension detection value Yfb on the basis of the standard-deviation estimated value Sig.
  • control apparatus 500 and the control apparatus 100 are different only in the configuration of the standard-deviation estimating unit. Operation and effect in calculating the standard-deviation estimated value Sig with the standard-deviation estimating unit 146 are explained below.
  • the tension deviation value Ye input to the standard-deviation estimating unit 146 is obtained by subtracting the tension command value Yr, which is a fixed value, from the tension detection value Yfb. Only low-frequency components are different from low-frequency components of the tension detection value Yfb. Therefore, a signal obtained by removing the low-frequency components of the tension deviation value Ye coincides with or fits within a predetermined range with respect to a signal obtained by removing the low-frequency components from the tension detection value Yfb.
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 146 is the same as the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 of the control apparatus 100 except the high-pass filter unit 146 a that calculates the low-frequency-component removed signal yh. Therefore, an effect same as the effect of the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 can be obtained.
  • control apparatus 500 can set hysteresis having appropriate magnitude and appropriately determines an adjustment-time addition value in the automatic adjustment period. Therefore, it is possible to suppress hunting due to the influence of the noise included in the tension detection value Yfb. As a result, the control apparatus 500 can generate a limit cycle of a constant cycle or a cycle regarded as constant and accurately calculate a value of a control gain.
  • FIG. 12 is a configuration diagram of a control apparatus 600 and a control target apparatus 30 according to a sixth embodiment. Note that, among components of the control apparatus 600 , components having functions same as the functions of the control apparatus 100 according to the first embodiment are denoted by reference numerals and signs same as the reference numerals and signs in the first embodiment and detailed explanation of the components is omitted.
  • the control target apparatus 30 is a liquid heating apparatus including a water tank 31 that stores liquid 35 , a temperature detector 32 that detects the temperature of the liquid 35 , a heater 33 that heats the liquid 35 , and a current supplier 34 that supplies an electric current.
  • the liquid heating apparatus adjusts the temperature of the liquid 35 .
  • a current command value Ir is input to the control target apparatus 30 from the control apparatus 600 .
  • the control target apparatus 30 outputs a temperature detection value Tfb.
  • An electric current is supplied to the heater 33 from the current supplier 34 .
  • the heater 33 generates heat on the basis of the magnitude of the supplied electric current.
  • the heat generated by the heater 33 is transmitted to the liquid 35 and heats the liquid 35 .
  • the current supplier 34 supplies, on the basis of the current command value Ir, an amount of an electric current coinciding with the current command value Ir to the heater 33 .
  • the liquid 35 is a liquid such as water, oil, or a drug solution. Because the heat is transmitted from the heater 33 , the temperature of the liquid 35 rises. That is, when a value of the current command value Ir is changed, the temperature of the liquid 35 changes.
  • the control target apparatus 30 measures the temperature of the liquid 35 with the temperature detector 32 and outputs the temperature detection value Tfb. That is, the control target apparatus 30 is configured to perform feedback control by being combined with the control apparatus 600 that calculates the current command value Ir using the value of the temperature detection value Tfb.
  • the control apparatus 600 includes a control computing unit 601 that calculates the operation amount Uc, the adjustment-execution-command generating unit 102 that generates the adjustment-execution command value SWat, which is a command value indicating possibility of execution of adjustment, a binary output unit 603 that calculates the adjustment-time addition value Uadd, which is a value added to the operation amount Uc during the adjustment, and a control-gain computing unit 604 that calculates a gain candidate value.
  • the control apparatus 600 includes the control-gain adjusting unit 105 that changes a value of a gain used in the control computing unit 601 , a standard-deviation estimating unit 606 that calculates the standard-deviation estimated value Sig, the hysteresis-width computing unit 107 that calculates the hysteresis-width computed value Hc, a subtracter 608 that performs subtraction, and an adder 609 that performs addition.
  • a temperature command value Tr is input to the control apparatus 600 from the outside.
  • a temperature detection value Tfb is input to the control apparatus 600 from the control target apparatus 30 .
  • the control apparatus 600 outputs the current command value Ir to the control target apparatus 30 .
  • the control computing unit 601 , the binary output unit 603 , and the control-gain computing unit 604 have functions same as the functions of the control computing unit 101 , the binary output unit 103 , and the control-gain computing unit 104 in the first embodiment except that one of input signals is a temperature deviation value Te. Therefore, detailed explanation of operation is omitted.
  • the standard-deviation estimating unit 606 has a function same as the function of the standard-deviation estimating unit 106 in the first embodiment except that one of input signals is the temperature deviation value Te and the other of the input signals is the temperature detection value Tfb. Therefore, detailed explanation of operation is omitted.
  • the temperature command value Tr and the temperature detection value Tfb are input to the subtracter 608 .
  • the subtracter 608 calculates the temperature deviation value Te from a difference between the temperature command value and the temperature detection value Tfb and outputs the temperature deviation value Te.
  • the control target apparatus 30 When the adjustment execution command SWat is OFF, the control target apparatus 30 is feedback-controlled such that the temperature detection value Tfb approaches the temperature command value Tr according to the operation amount Uc calculated by the control computing unit 601 .
  • the adjustment execution command SWat is ON and the hysteresis-width setting value Hs is appropriately set, the current command value Ir and the temperature deviation value Te generate limit cycle vibration of a constant cycle or a cycle regarded as constant.
  • control apparatus 600 can set hysteresis having appropriate magnitude and appropriately determines the adjustment-time addition value Uadd. Therefore, it is possible to suppress hunting due to the influence of noise included in the temperature detection value Tfb. As a result, the control apparatus 600 can generate a limit cycle of a constant cycle or a cycle regarded as constant and accurately calculate a value of a control gain.

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